Ironmouse says breaking Twitch sub record & beating Kai Cenat will help all VTubers
Over the last few years,VTubers have been on the rise. There have been some incredibly dedicated streamers who don’t show their face and just let the on-screen character do the talking. There have been others, though, who’ve dipped their toe in and mixed in an animated figure with their real-life look.
Ironmouse falls into the former of that, never actually showing her face online despite having met a number of other streamers.
While Ironmouse is supportive of Kai wanting to get that back, she also believes her owning that record helps VTubers.
“I have people from the Vtuber community [who feel] like this is a big step, to be seen. And I agree — because we kind of have our own little bubble going on, and it’s just nice that people are learning about what Vtubers are and what we’re about,” she toldRolling Stone.
“I know it can be a little bit confusing to see, you know, an anime girl on screen. ‘What is that? What is happening here?’ But it helps making it a bit more normalized.”
As noted,Kai has already spoken about trying to get the record back from Iromouse. However, that is going to take some time. It isn’t going to happen overnight.
Until then, VTubers can rally around the fact that one of their own stands alone at the top of Twitch. That is quite some going.
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